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1 Motor Physiology CMPUT610 Martin Jagersand

2 Projects Think of two presentation topics. Could be: 1. A paper in your reading list 2. Review of a group of papers 3. Your own conclusions – Topic tips, advice: ask me.

3 Hierarchical motor control Sensory information crucial Three levels where feedback loop is closed: 1. Spinal chord: (Redeveloped loops) 2. Brain stem 3. Cortical – Here we focus on cortical

4 Motor and Sensory areas Central sulcus: Where sensory and motor information (somehow) is unified.

5 Short and long control loops

6 Sensory-motor alignment Somatosensory and primary motor areas aligned across central sulcus

7 Pareital assocoation Integration of sensory information Exaple: Reaching to a visual goal

8 Tutis tutorial: tutm8motor.swftutm8motor.swf

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